Public Health Ontario reports 624 new cases of COVID-19 in Ottawa
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Across Ontario, there are 9,571 new cases of COVID-19. That smashes Thursday's record-breaking total of 5,790 cases
Across Ontario, there are 9,571 new cases of COVID-19. That smashes Thursday's record-breaking total of 5,790 cases. Health officials reported 2,456 cases in Toronto and 1,113 cases in Peel Region.
Ontario's rolling seven-day average has soared to 4,922, up from 1,914 at this point last week.
The 624 cases in Ottawa follows 466 cases on Thursday and 387 cases on Wednesday.
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